US Marshals Auctions: USMS Asset Forfeiture and Marshals Seized Homes (2026)
The U.S. Marshals Service manages and sells real estate forfeited in federal cases. Sales run through its Real Property National Contractor on the RealLook site, by broker listing at a price or by online auction with a reserve. The wire files Marshals rows as GOVT SALE until a date is published, then AUCTION.
- 24 USMS rows on the free wire as of October 20, 2026: 24 govt sale rows.
- 0 verified records, 24 title-and-link candidates.
How the Marshals sell
Most homes list through local brokers; some go to online auction. Deposits, as-is terms and occupancy are on the RealLook page. The Marshals convey the government's interest with no redemption period.
Reading Marshals rows
Many publish a title and a case before an address, so they can arrive as candidate records. The wire keeps them with the link; the address appears on the next read once published.
Marshals versus Treasury and IRS
All three sell seized property; the Marshals and Treasury sell forfeitures without redemption, the IRS sells tax seizures with a 180-day redemption. The source column tells you which rules apply.
US Marshals auctions: questions
Are Marshals sales open to anyone?
Yes, subject to the contractor's registration and deposit rules.
Where is the listing?
On RPNC RealLook, linked from each USMS row on the wire.
How many US Marshals auctions rows carry a published figure?
For US Marshals auctions, 0 of 24 rows show a figure, and 24 US Marshals auctions rows show a dash.